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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Partnership Troubles.
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In the case of Haksn va. M7uheiu. which was a suit by the plaintiff as her hUsbanG's teststOr to enforce an account. iDg Of the partnership affairs of Hasan A Manheim Judge Levy has issued an or der vscsting a former order appointing a receiver, and deciding that the facts developed in the case did not war rant an accounting. The partnership wss dissolved by the death of Hagsn. In an ulreasOr ably short time the plaintiff fled a complaint alleging that the defendant refused her access 10 the accounts and asking that 8 receiver be appointed, Judge Levy states, in his opinion, that It is a principle of common law that surviving partners shall hsve absolute right to settle sffsirs Of the hrm. The time between hagan's death and the filing of the complaint was too short to be entertained as s just cause of action and the only allegation worthy of note wss so tame and inconclusiye as to avoid rather than form sn issue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
THE NEW CAMP.
Its Various Mines and Future Prospects
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Its Various Mines and Future Prospects Corr Tombstone Epitaph.I
 YoLCtSo CrTY, Jan. 3l. ISs7. True Co my pICnise. | send 5ou this letter concerning he developments nude iu our mines. ihe Volcano mIne Is 60 monster In tae real sense of the word. The sLifs .s down 75 feet and taking out rich ore. Tn this mine, Gs we'll sz others, the deeper they go the richer ore they find. The lucky owners of thi- immeuss bonanza are 4 O. Torsee, ]. ", Evans, C. RDgeTs, J. Winters, P. B, smith. c. W. Mauchuz. C. II. Gray Gud Rob How land. The extensions 0i this mineon tine souin are: first. the "FrGction." owned by P B. Smi b. q. V. Evans, P. Wyman snd J. Winters; second, tue "MymAu." owned by the above Dgmed parties: tLird. he "pcclLoutgs," owned by In uel Weeks and CbGrlie TEomaS: fourth, the "Bsch-lCT," owned by Ii. Class-n, R1b.. Williams and J. Wyatt. Several osher locations Cf inc last named men are good, notably the Maid and "Rad Line" On the uorth Ot tbe Volcano the first extension is the "Marths," nex. k the ",Iohn Sm'th" and the Black Hawk." also several other claims win more or less development.
 The developments on each ot the above named claims consist of shafts from 70 Co co and 7j feet, showing the same grade and character fl ore.
 At ehcI shaft can he seen the ore as taken from the mine being sacked for shipment. which ali runs upwards ot 60 ounces silver to the ton-nuthing under 30 ounces is shipped
 4 ienderfoot rf Icmbst1ne came here. inspected tbe mines or clsims fgs he nav call tteul and pronounced them worth lees Ot course he is a mining eKue-t. Such miuIug experts as he is dli report uUfgvCTguie of our Tombstone miise.. ar q more particularly of tine great Con | tsnti0n.' The truth Is. Nr. EtI'or. that some people are tit subjects oi ur beau nful ins1ce nsyiUm at Phenlr, and they ought to be placed there for the beneft l Of the people at large Gs we'll as for thelr own.
 Town Its are selling pretty high. and 1 corner lots iu good locations are rot to l be had. There arc Q good many people | here from your city. some Of whom are | very enierpnsiDg and no cOub. will re- | ceIve their reward.
 William Clancy is here, and can be l tCrDd in front ot h,s tent morning and | night cooking beans. Hs sometimes for gets to put iH salt to season :hem, and | while eating be wants to know frnr, bis invited guests why the reaus don't taste as they ought tc. but ull the san-e Billy is n Ro0d hearted old boy, and the lig finding he made will prove q valuable one fo- himself and partner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.

Hon. Edward A. Moore, Member Ol Assembly from Richmond County, New York. writes:
 some two weeks ago l was taken with inflammation of the kidneys. The pain was intense. l applied as soon as pos slole an ALLCoCR's PoEoUS PLASTER over each kidney. Wonderful to say, the pain and inflammation began tO abIte in three hours. In two days l was entirely cured. always take great pleasure in recOm- mending ALLCuCR's PLASTERS; they are certainly the best external remedy known used them as chest protectors and found them most efficient"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
The Cowboys Love Song.

Last p-Iu- You owned that vC1 loved mo Nre- flH nlur-e! ed fax was in flower: Nov tLe flax reld- lIs bare rIl yu. scurn mo. t "a l.ve. then, grow cold in an hour,
 arcta. Pauctits-
 An uu. c-lialIta- Love lives though tls flowers Iie lead. surs at your lattice last summer. When ihe sta.s shOue less bright than your
 tres. And yoa threw me rel roses and kisses. Now you cIfe nvt a glance for uy sigh-
 Pamela. ParcLIts.
 An. my ctqgitA. Must lose love RLl yul ID q treaths Ah no t1rn yolr starry eyes toward me Aud your cheek wEsrs ihe Ted ruSe hI1o-r.
 sWget. One klss-you ere mine a-aiu, daring. One more. and he at your feet
 Parcla. D snchItg.
 Ah, yes clIglIta. Love live-. shoIch. the roses lie dead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
aSkington.

Though back to dust wheucs Iuurtals turn Forever shall that endless uarc Guits NaiIou- yet unborn ln lbettv'sevo euruIr g flame, The z and lter!ng caiding star, Ills @ ultrJ'= bDa-t. and frermsu'. uire. iatrilt- born ard tyrtlts bred All reye 6 the illus nous dead. Nations ua:eful dsci- os love hon-,red beneath The Gudd-s-' shrine Welcome Es the -putle-s ulvr. O er everv Ras and every chm. Through Gll earth's WuEdr1gs space. Wniie arg ls hi- merit trace Beyond tue bounds O' Time A gu de by na'ur-'- Grd d1si-n-d Bruug1t hope and cUur ge GO mAEkin'. A rivers center to the zen. Lights The watchw1rd meath he skies Makes d"-po,s faii and al"riuus free kesunl cs on their rIiu- rI-s s people fzithful ta Gods trusts < Nation . yoke Sf bondage hur-ta EAcE annual q, uud rarevs fhe tiss While earth upuu Its ale- turn 2 O the sLlUuTsa man Oi Washington
 JOHN L1GFlE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Legal Blanks ! l!

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Let No Man Sheer at a Want of a
 Fortune.

The great increase of business throughout the entire Union IS shown by the largely augmented monthly schemes of distribution presented by the Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans. drawn at noon on the second Tuesday of each month. On Tuesday, Feb. Sth, over S522, ,O0O will be scattered among ticket-holders at slGOO each. and frac- tionsl tenths at Sl esch. In June and December the Capital Prize will be SSO0.- OOO, and on other occasions Sl50.O00. But full information can be had on Bp- plicstion to M. A. DsuphiD, New Or leans, La. Let DO one complain of want of fortune who hss never tried.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
For Rent.

A furnished dwelling hou.e of five rooms, psrlor, dining room. two bed rooms, kitchen furnished complete. kitchen bed room and dining room. Everything new snd good. Rsnt req sonsole-will furnish everyth,nC neces- ssry for housekeeping. Apply nt 224 Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Curious Discovery of Medicinal Springs.

X writer in The Boston Transcript, who Is travelling in Arkansas. writes that al; -Eurcka Springs it was my good fortune to meet Col BOudinot. whose father was an Indian chief of the CherOkees. and in conversation with him he related the in- cident that led Co the discovery of the springs For Q long time their virtues hal been know tO the Indians. but they kept the knowledge profound secret It was left for the Yankee mind Co discover and appropriate their commercial value. An Eastern man afflicted with sore eyes visited the land of the Cherokees. and one day Chlucei Co jathe his eyes in the cool ing water of a spring It seemed Co give him relief, and for several days the pro- Cess was repeated. lie found after a few weeks vf the treatment that his eyes were completely cured. Then followed the Yankee acUteue-s. He bottled up the spring water and sold it Co the whites for miles around His eye water became fa- nous, and he realized quite a sum from .ts disposal But finally his secret was discovered. and the springs became com mon property -ENchan~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
san Francisco, Cal.
IhenrnN street.

IkeRrny street. san franeiseo' Cal
 Narvous Debility. Semiral Weakness. fx- hausted Vitality. S9ermatOTrheas Lost Van hood. impstency. ParalJsis, Pros ,Sturrhoea. and all ths tsfr bie effects Of sclf-a ouse. anc sx ess m r14turer years, such aS Loss Of Mem Ory, Lsssitude. EOc, urnal Em4ss.nnss aNrTsl0u to society, | imness of Vlsi"n- Noi' es ih the Head the vital nuId passing unob-erVed m the urinr. and many other diseases that leAl 10 lh- YOUNG MEN
 Suffering from any of the above symptoms, should consult Us at once. The tTEln can be stopped. vitslitv restored, and life be made aga-n a pleasure Instead of burden.
 There are many
 who are trouble with too frequent evacuation or the blsdder often accompanied by slisht smartIrg or burning sersatIon. and a weaken ing of the sys;e n m a manler trey cannot Ec- Many dio of thls diticulty ignorant Of C " cause. which IS the second stage Of seminal weakness
 CUsEs GUAR ,STEED IN ALL CASES.
 Consultation free. Thor, ugh examination and ad.Ics including chemical Analysis sn nc microscopic examInstion of tho urine, sS An honest opinion given in every case
 The follosing Medicines supplied al the prfCea named.
 SIR IsTLFY COOPER VITAL REsToRa- TIVE. s a bo tie. or four times the quAn-
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FEE.
 Sent to any one applying by l-tter, stating symptoms. sex and age. S,rlot secre-y IL reGArd tn all hu-ine-- trausactlOn-.
 1ha Celebratsd Kidney Remedy. METH RE- fCIu, for all nds of Kidney and BlAdder Coniplaintl, GOuorrhoa Gleet, LeucOrrhoea. etc. For sale by all druggis,s Sl bottle, or SIX bot
 The Erglish DtNDELIoS. LIVER AND n sPEPsIA PHI is the best In the market, For sale by all druRsis;s; price, 70 cents
 Address English Medical Dispensary. No. Il KEARNY STREET. SAN FRASCIsCo, CAL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Rrncr In.

You are feeling depressed. your sp- petite is poor, you are bothered with Hesdsche, you are figity. nervous and generally out Gf sorts. and want tu brace up. Brace uP, but no. with slimulLrts. for their basis very cheap. bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour. and then leave you ID Q worse condition than before. What you want is an al formative that will purify your blood. start healthy action of Liver and Kid ueys. restore your vitality, and give re- newed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find m Electric Bit ;ers. and only jO cents a bottle at
 Geo. MsaiIn's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
AGENTS WANTED to sell " "REMINISCENCES" of GO YEARS in the National Metropolis.
 By BEN. PERLEY P0ORE

Illustrating the Wit. Hunor. and Eccentricitiss of noted Celebrities. RICHLY ILLUS fKA TED tract of inner Society history. from
 ye oldsn time to the welding of Cleveland POPULAR. Agents report rapid sales Address for circular and terms A l.. BANCROFT 4 co. Publishers, San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
ROBUST HEALTH

ls not always cHlOyed by those who seem to possess it. The taint of corrupted blood may be secretly undermining the constitution. In time. the poison will cer- tIinly show is effects. and with all the more NlTuience tho longer it hts been allowed !" pcrmesie hcsy>tem. Each pimple. sty, boil. Skin disorder ard sense of unnSturai la>>itude, or hnSuoT. k one of Natures warnings of the consequences Of neglect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

PIles-Blind, Bleeding and Itching Positively cured by Darbys Prophyla.ic Fluid. Bathe with little oi the Fluid added to the water. A single applica- ton will allay the itching. sOOthe all
 uti muaiiol, dsodoriza sll ofTeasiv-ress and ;aunch the bleeding. T.t.rr auG Scaid Head are quickly cuse1 by Darbys Proph, lcC;ic ! iuij.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
I. H. R.
To Rent.

4 reed and sale stable and corral next to the Opera House. Apply to Wm. Reid, st the Scotia Saloon. t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

Le Richsu's Golden Balsam ,- Cu-ys thancres, frs. and s-conJ -. So5's cn the Legs and Body: Sore Ts-s' ti .'' ose, etc, Copper-coIorsd Blo,,b,.s' sSii..4iic ai'rrh, diseased S,slp. a,d sri IrtHlry forms Ct the di-sase k-,,,-, .. s' r--iS- Price, s5 OO Der s.ot.Is Is tlichau's Golden Eafx,,, C- z. t'isr-- Ier..1rv. Mercurial Syr,lilitj- ErL--. ml'.'in, Fans in the Boncs. Pain. ir ,b. Head, back of the Neck Ul7r-...i s'"- Throat, Syphilt.c Rash, LIlrlrs a.,f -.e. trart'd torts, stiffness Of the Lfrais ,-4 srai icate- al acc from sh. sys-s-- Nhe."er e--c. .nl screti0n or abus.. ot Ntrelrt. "a. ..-f- tle blood purc a,l Lea..hy. PTir- , co per RottIa- LS Niennu Goiden spanish Amt. dote Tor the cure ot Cono-rbCs. C;io,, TT ,A'.'n Gravel, aHd ai Urinar, or f.-,-i'' i,. q G,';,.rFlngernents.f Pries Ss 50 Der Se Rlehau's Gos--yS S,.,ish lection- for s,rcre ca,es af c.'-N--hili l.'huinato-y t.iect Stricturss e.. p.s, ci .so per Bottle. i-r Aiehnu's Golden Of,.r. i'T t'e CT ,ct.vc heal. of ili-i- - --, efunt'ons. Price SI co pr Pc-' Le tichau's Golden Pti -, .l'd Lr-..n 're1trncut: t,fs. os rEvsi..f r.,,,-- ,. sA-s-. or ov-r-wor'. Trostration- s+r Price S3 co per Box. ''~ Tonic and Nervfae-
 S,l. ..erl tere, C. O. D., securei pacsex C. Y, RIcHiRoS & co. Are.tz '-' N s-' st'lsl're s-rygt. tdrref Its,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

'Ri-s-ysSE,-,- 2 T---,so F~-s c'a-k fr- So1 we
 sss-,E. [-Fs1. -E,--e will print 2. fen It.e ad (f.Sp ~v-rfI fH.rc- 1r t-e Nil if, Tf e7sf7f--7SF1 s- r bon IS f rre le,--
 SI.fC Eke .-fs=- ITS Ams5lr-u sew- ptp~r- r.u r mrieta The work within te. dsy- rnis Q. ,t- tts rate uf only ul.-tith oI aCrnt "a .rre. fo- u,J .lrcu- Ia IoL. iha G.-y, rt.. eareUt VI i atr.-r i1 bu- as.ugie l--u4 ui any rss e. and c-usau1ert.y wall .- ? Hcci before Che NiIit.u. rifte-ent nes pap-r plrtrA- -r, :-cr FIVE NuIIsN kEtpFis-. if it ue true. as Is some i--e- sfated thhl every Isw-pag- :- it,okrd ny i've uer-ssr,- Ou an uve-a.e. Ten Lars will a Co., rnnd.ts about v-uss tvc ~or-t-. AtI c-- v,ifh cop o- sdverii-e1-u- and check, ,r send sO ..rt- F,r hook of IFS -.lca-.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
A c A R D.

To al who are suffering from the errors and in.iiscretious O; youth. nervous weakness, early decay. lossot manhood. 1c., I VIII send q reciFe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE Thiscreas remedy was discovered by missionary in south America Send a self-addressed envelope b ,he REv. JOSEPH T. ISKAS. S,ssioa D, Ss.O Tork c.,y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
L0IiSidIa StdtG LstlsTT C-

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
Trust Nothing Else
Ayers SarsapariiIa,

pr. J. C. Aver X O., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists: Price Sl;
 Six bottles for s.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
GLADSTONE NEWS.
GLADSTONE, OAK, Aug. Is, :;

GLADSTONE, DAK., Aug. Is, 81.
Will Brown sold his yoke Of oxen
to August kuicy this week.
\. Jopp is busy at work. to-day,
putting c asphaltum roofing OH his
tailor establishment.
Our tailor has got tired of living all
alone by himself. and has taken unto
himself Il companion-but it is
nothing but Il "yaller" dog.
sam. Thorn has given up his occu-
patton as farmer for that of "broncho
BUSTER" sam. doesn't take IL back
seat if they do pile him III i'll a
while.
Miss Tina Lee has been engaged to
teach II three months term of school
at this place. Miss Ella White is
engaged to teach the school ut Taylor
for Il term of four months.
DR.. Reed. of Carrollton. ILL.,. who
has been looking this country over,
has decided to locate ut Gladstone
and purcased two lots OH Front street.
He intends to return and build this
fall.
Mrssrs Tear and Robbins. of this
place. have just purchased II Battle
Creek Vibrator thrcshing machine,
formerly owned hy a. J. Burtch, of
Taylor. They expect to commence
threshinS on Monday next. Chas.
Tear has had seventeen years experi-
cnce us Il threshpr, and farmers may
be sure of good work, while lie is ut
the head.
r. j. Turner has been gathering
samples of wheat, oats, barley. millet
and native grasses. raised around this
vicinity. for the n. y. II. II. company,
To be shown at the Minneapolis cN.
position. Each bundle has IL neat tag
on it with the growers name, section
ON which it was raised and also the
number of miles from Gladstone.
The samples are all to he enclosed in
II miniature church and trimmed
with evergrcens. 1t is needless to
say that the samples are fine and put
up in handsome shape.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
Dental Notice.

/ take pleasure in announcing to
the people of Dickinson and vicinity
that ] have opened an office ut the
Willard House. My work will be
tirst-class and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed OF no money taken. An
aesthetics given for the painless cN'
traction of teeth; teeth filed and arti'
fetal work ut reasonable rates. \ Su,
perior article of tooth powder CON
stantly on hand. Call and see Inc.
Very respectfully yours,
DIR. +. NJ. HOLT. Dentist
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
1t Did Not Appear.

The Tribune has Il communication
from Il gentleman ut Gladstone which
will fill over II column. the yist and
point of which might he condensed
into ten lines. AS the correspondent
has already had his say in these col.
umnS to state that the Stark county
government is corrupt. and, rs he has
been answered by the opposing fac.
ton, the Tribune does not feel war.
rantcd in continuing Us Il slush box
for the dumping of personal spite and
family quarrrls. At present oul
spare time is occupied hy Major Nit
chrll i'm calling the Tribune IL liar
The major is Il smooth and polished
gentleman and will some day rise I,
fame if he has Il chance. a MAJ
with great head cannot be kept
acknowledgements Tribune.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
Estray Notice.

| have taken up and have at my
ranch. section %. tip. l4l. range 81,
70 miles northwest from Dickinson,
d. r.. one dmk hay horse. weight
about 500 lbs, small white spot in
forehead; branded K & on left hi
and circle dot on left shoulder: scal
on left hip. The owner is requested
to call for him and pay charges.
:. w. LOOMS,
aug. 10. Green River
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
Estray Notice.

l have two cstrays described us fol-
lows: One small i%ron-sray Spanish
gelding. broken to saddle. branded
on left shoulder. + on right hip
high up and a spanish brand on left
hip: also one buckskin. same brands.
They will weigh about 100 pounds
each. The owner can have same by
proving property and paying for
this notice. FRED \. WILLARD,
aug 20-3t Mcdora. ID. Il.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

a little tw%o-ycAr-old sol of Mr.. and
Mrs. IIagny died OH Friday morning
and was buried the same day. The
cause of death was membranons
Group. This is the second child they
have lost within Il few weeks with
that disease.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

ChaS. McWilliams, popular N. p.
conductors, spent last week visiting
friends in Illinois. He says that the
people of this country have 10 idea
of the great drouth existing i'm Hi
nois. The country is dried complete
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
Well Boring.

l will he prepared to bare wells dur
the mouth OF September for all VIII,
wish for anything in that line.
aug.7.tf. JAMES COLGRovE
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

S. H. Barrett's circus' passed
through here Sunday, westward
bound.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20
For Sale.

Five ton hay scale with lumber,
complete i'll every respect,
j. w. HARRISON.
Beltield, Oak,
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

1t is probable that a term of court
will be held here in October.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

\. G. McGillivray and his assist
ants have been busy this week re
ccivimg and opening up his immcns,
stock of new fall goods which he pur'
chased during his trip east.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Born, to Mr. !and Mrs. Fennell of
South Dickinson, on Monday Aug. Is,
a daughter.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Mrs. NJ. Laughlin left on Sunday to
visit her mother at Perham, MINI.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

l.. a. Dodge. the New England
City colony rustler. graced IL streets
Monday. He is still stuck on Da-
kota.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

j. ID. Barnes has been heard from
ut Spokane Fails, Washington terri
tory. lie has bought Il piece of TIM
her land. is getting out railroad ties
and making a GOOD thing of il.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Mrs. Brooks. q. 5. Cryne and daugh.
ter were i'll town Monday and Mr.
Cryne reports that he has some fine
grain of u new variety.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Miss Minnie Whitney. of Medora,
visited the family of w. z. Elmer
this week.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

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The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Ray 4 Collistcr have added to the
appearance of their lumber office by
giving it Il coat of paint.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

James Collister will put up a post
Office bvild!ng on Frank Lish's lot
Just west of McNair's shop.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Monday, August Is. Francis Smith
and Miss Frederica Louisa Brennan
were united in marriage. at Dickin-
son. by the Rev. {. T.. Doh>on.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Mrs. d. l. Bailey and children will
leave tomorrow, Sunday. to visit Mr..
Bailey's mother at Sterling.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Mrs. and Miss Cole, after spending
several weeks visiting the family of
Geo. Aud. returned to their home in
Brooklyn, n. y. this week.
The Dickinson press., 1887-08-20

Curliss Fairchild. of the Duluth
News job room, was Il caller ut the
PRESS Office Monday evening.